With the Z 6, you can enjoy the great low-light
performance and the shallow depth of field of full-frame photography in an ultra-compact, mirrorless
camera body. While the Z 6 cuts a diminutive profile,
it’s as robust as any flagship Nikon DSLR. The
camera has the same weather-sealed magnesium
alloy build as the D5 and D850. The Z 6 boasts a

24.5-megapixel backside-illuminated image sensor,
with a native ISO range of 100-51,200 (expandable
to a whopping 204,800), and top burst speeds of

12fps. Thanks to its built-in, five-axis Vibration
Reduction, you can enjoy up to five stops of shake
reduction (and even gain three-axis VR when using
F-mount lenses).

You’ll frame your scene through a super-sharp

3.6-million dot QUAD VGA viewfinder or a tilting

3-inch touch display. The Z 6 has ample connectivity
options, including speedy dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
and a USB-C port that allows you to charge up the Z

6’s battery while it’s still in the camera.

Filmmakers will find just as much to love in
the Z 6 as still shooters. It’s capable of recording

4K/30p movies using the full width of the sensor
(no cropping necessary) with full pixel readout,
which results in sharper, cleaner footage. You can
output a high-quality, 10-bit video file to external
recorders using the camera’s HDMI output, and
use focus peaking in both 4K and full HD recording
to ensure your focus is dialed in. Thanks to its
built-in interval timer, the Z 6 can snap up to 9,999

images to be used for creating 8K time-lapse
movies in post-production. If you spring for the Z

6 Filmmakers Kit, you’ll get everything you need to
create high-quality videos directly out of the box.

The kit includes the Z 6, the NIKKOR Z 24-70mm
f/4 S lens, the Mount Adapter FTZ, the MOZA Air

2 handheld gimbal, the MOZA Magic articulating
arm, the RØDE VideoMic Pro+, the Atomos Ninja
V external recorder and monitor and a pair of
batteries (plus a few other goodies).

The Z 6 can also be purchased in a kit with
the new NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S lens. For more
details on the Z 6 and the higher-resolution Z 7,
visit nikonusa.com